Repairs - The Council’s responsibilities Sample Clauses

Repairs - The Council’s responsibilities. The Council is responsible for repairing and maintaining:  the structure and exterior of the property (including drains, gutters, external pipes, windows, outside doors, roofs and external decoration);  the installations in the property for the supply of water, gas and electricity and for sanitation (including basins, sinks, baths and sanitary conveniences but not other fixtures, fittings and equipment for making use of the supply of water, gas or electricity);  the installations in the property for space heating and heating water.  all communal areas such as shared entrance doors, staircases, hallways, lighting in corridors and door-entry systems. You or someone acting on your behalf must immediately report any repairs, defects or damage to your home which are the Council’s responsibility. You must allow the Council to arrange for inspection and/or repair(s) to be carried out. The Council will remove its rubbish, building materials and equipment from the property upon completion of the work. You may be entitled to compensation if we fail within a reasonable time to carry out a repair that is our responsibility.
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Repairs - The Council’s responsibilities. The Council is responsible for repairing and maintaining: • the structure and exterior of the property (including drains, gutters, external pipes, windows, outside doors, roofs and external decoration); • the installations in the property for the supply of water, gas and electricity and for sanitation (including basins, sinks, baths and sanitary conveniences but not other fixtures, fittings and equipment for making use of the supply of water, gas or electricity); • the installations in the property for space heating and heating water. • all communal areas such as shared entrance doors, staircases, hallways, lighting in corridors and door-entry systems. You or someone acting on your behalf must immediately report any repairs, defects or damage to your home which are the Council’s responsibility. You Thme uCsot uanllcoiwl wthillereCmouonvceilittsoraurbrabinsghe, bfourilidnisnpgemctaiotenriaanlsd/aonrdreepqauirip(sm) etontbferocmartrhieed pr ouet.rty upon completion of the work. You may be entitled to compensation if we fail within a reasonable time to carry out a repair that is our responsibility.
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